The Purple channel is one of the two fuzz circuits in the Flower Pedals Lupine dual fuzz pedal. It is an analog octave-up fuzz, described by Delicious Audio as an updated version of the company's earlier Lupine Analog Octave Up pedal1. The Lupine pairs it with a JFET fuzz on the other channel, the Cream channel, in a single stereo enclosure1.
What it does
The Purple channel's circuit is based on classic octave-up fuzzes like the Octavia or the Superfuzz, the designs that generate a note an octave above what you play and push it into a fuzzy, aggressive register1. Its single control is Gain, which sets the level of the octave circuit1.
Delicious Audio describes the character of this fuzz as producing "a more trebly and cutting tone"1. That places it as the brighter, more slicing voice of the Lupine's two channels, sitting alongside the JFET fuzz of the Cream channel1.
"This fuzz produces a more trebly and cutting tone."
Sources (1)
- New Pedal: Flower Pedals Lupine Dual Fuzz, Delicious Audio, 2023-10-30
